Vice President Mike Pence delivered the commencement address at Taylor University, a private Christian college in his home state of Indiana. But instead of a unanimous warm welcome, dozens of faculty members had walked out before Pence began speaking. One graduate...

According to the 2018 Nielsen Total Audience Report, nearly half of the average American adults’ day is spent consuming media content. Nielson says that adults spend over 11 hours per day on their phones, ipads, computers or televisions watching, listening...

The popular television show Game of Thrones has come to an end and according to reports the season finale was a bit of a letdown to viewers. Even so, the show was the most popular TV show on HBO, filled with lots of violence and nudity.  According to Bingeclock,...

Today the summer season unofficially begins, but more importantly, it's Memorial Day—the day we remember the men and women who died while serving our country. It first began just after the Civil War ended and our nation began the healing process from the...

The issue of abortion has been in the news a lot lately. This is because several states, including Kentucky have banned abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected. Now, Alabama has effectively banned all abortion.  Governor Kay Ivey signed the Alabama Human...

The state of civil discourse is breaking down in our nation. It gets even worse when elected officials harass citizens for exercising their First Amendment freedoms. This is what happened outside a Philadelphia Planned Parenthood where 1000 citizens prayed outside....

Is it appropriate to expose toddlers and young children to same-sex weddings? PBS thinks so. They featured a homosexual "wedding" on a popular cartoon for children. The cartoon “Arthur,” is the longest-running animated series for children in the...

It's election day in Kentucky today! And if you're like most people you may be learning this for the first time. It's been a quiet election season as there are only a few offices on the ballot. Kentucky is one of a handful of states that elects its...

Tomorrow, Kentucky voters will go to the polls to determine their party's nominee for governor and five other constitutional offices. But the turnout is expected to be low.  Voting may be an inconvenience at times but being inconvenienced is a small price to...

Four Kentuckians die every day from an opioid overdose which puts us in the middle of a crisis and the federal government is stepping in. The University of Kentucky received an $87 million federal grant to combat the crisis and measure the impact...